Clients First Business Solutions is ranked in the top 20 on Bob Scott’s Top 100 VARs 2019 in the United States. We are honored to again be recognized among the most prominent and successful firms providing ERP solutions to small and medium-sized businesses nationally.

Industry analysts have their full attention on Acumatica. Technology Evaluation Centers (TEC), Ted Rohm Senior ERP Analyst, released a review of Acumatica in a special report. He touts Acumatica as an enterprise ERP solution available for mid-market businesses at an affordable price. The following is a summary of the topics covered in this report entitled:

When it comes to selecting ERP for your manufacturing firm, you face a series of decisions and need to ask a lot of questions. How should we deploy the software? Who do we want to implement the product? How much training do users need? However, two of the most important questions to ask are as follows:

Are you looking for new ways to improve your MRO business? This year, from May 7 to May 9, 2019, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Maintenance Conference is co-located in Fort Worth, TX with the Flight Attendant / Flight Technicians Conference. Join aviation leaders and industry leaders to share best practices and learn what's ahead in the aviation industry. Our Clients First MRO team is excited to exhibit our ProMRO solution in booth #1103.

It's Aviation Week at the MRO Americas conference in April!!

Are you looking for new ways to optimize your aviation maintenance, repair, overhaul (MRO) operation? We’re excited to exhibit our ProMRO aviation solution at this spectacular event at the Georgia World Congress Center. The conference is held from Tuesday, April 9th to Thursday, April 11, 2019. Come visit our Clients First team in booth #2108. As solution providers and developers of ProMRO, we look forward to meeting you and learning about your business and your MRO requirements.

SAP Anywhere did not go far. In a prepared statement, a SAP representative said it evaluates its current solution portfolio from time to time and makes changes based on its overall cloud ERP strategy. "As such, we have decided to sunset the SAP Anywhere solution," said SAP. "We will be working closely with our customers to help them transition off the product and to find a new SAP solution that best fits their needs."

We are a little late announcing this Virtual Developer Conference but there is still time to join. Best of all it's free! If you have any interest in learning why our development team, customers and consultants love Acumatica then attend and find out why.

If you’ve ever watched the TV series “The Office” that was about a fictional paper distribution company called Dunder-Mifflin Inc. you might remember how Regional Manager, Michael Scott, absolutely detested the branch’s human resources representative, Toby Flenderson. Some viewers would wonder what sparked his hatred for Toby, with no obvious reasons in sight. Unfortunately, the events leading up to rivalry were never revealed, but maybe the answer was in our faces all along. Perhaps Michael didn’t like Toby because Toby oversaw all HR paperwork and obligated him to do it.

It makes sense that a manager would rather focus on getting work done (or in Michael’s case, focus on having fun) than using that time to do deal with necessary HR tasks such as timesheets, payroll and expense reporting. We all know those things can be an annoyance, but we also know they must be done. Although there is no way of getting rid of them they don’t have to be stressful and time-consuming.

In this article, we will be highlighting some of the cloud security features in Acumatica, a cloud-based ERP solution with no user license cost and a knack for manufacturing. But, before we even begin talking about a particular Cloud software’s security, let’s address the concerns that management usually holds for cloud security as a whole:

PMSNZ, an electronic component manufacturer based in New Zealand, has recently found itself in a situation that many start-ups will identify with: trying to develop and market new products, while there was no incoming revenue; keeping operating costs down; tracking capital from multiple investors; accurately reporting to investors; complying with customer-specific contractual agreements; and meeting complex industry regulations and accounting rules.